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Very Low Cpu usage while High gpu usage Thread starter Thread starter eurofan3148 Start date Start date Dec 8, 2017 You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. #1 While playing All my games like (Dying light,State of decay etc) My GPU usage always remain at 99% while CPU usage is maximum 30% which results in low fps...I know its not a good system but i need help..MY SPECS areCore 2 Quad 2.4 GhzAMD Radeon 5450(overclocked to 750 mhz)Dell optiplex 7602x1gb Samsung ram1x2Gb Kingston ram.Windwos 10 spdragoo Dec 8, 2017 Usage, probably not. You can get 99% usage in a GPU, but still have it run cool enough to avoid thermal throttling. Conversely, you could have a GPU that might only hit 40-50% usage, but because of bad thermal paste/bad fans/fans not spinning it hits its heat limit & throttles down.Regardless, the HD 5450 is not really a gaming GPU. I should know; the first GPU on my current machine was the 6450 (next generation version, but pretty similar in performance). It was fine for my older games (Halo:CE, StarCraft/Brood War, SWAT 3/4, etc.), but didn't cut it for more modern games.What you should replace it with is going to depend on a) what resolutions your monitor can handle & b) the quality/wattage of your PSU. If your PSU isn't... Mar 16, 2016 1,263 0 5,660 #2 That is the sign that you need

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Desperate Dan Max Output Level: -59.5 dBFS Total Posts : 1554 Joined: 2003/11/08 12:56:17Location: Lysithea Status: offline I was playing around with Reaper this weekend to see what all the Fuss is about and I decided to run a 24 Track test project in all three and document some results. The Tracks were 12 Tracks of Audio from the Back and Forth Sonar test with 12 tracks of Sine wave each with an Instance of Izotope Ozone VST. I wanted to see what CPU Usage and Memory they used. The results were quite interesting: Sonar 7.03 22-32 CPU Usage - Memory used 320Mb Cubase 4 27-36 CPU Usage - Memory Used 235Mb Reaper 2.3 33-41 CPU Usage - Memory Used 199Mb The interesting thing was that although Sonar was Highest of all the Memory Usage it was the most efficient with CPU Usage whereas Reaper was lean on Memory but Highest on CPU Usage. Cubase was firmly in the Middle. One thing that does impress me with Reaper is that it's a 3.1 Mb .exe as opposed to Sonar (12.6 Mb) and Cubase (24 Mb) being bigger Installations. The Whole Download of Reaper Including the PDF manual and a demo song is only 13.2Mb whereas Sonar install is Just over 1Gb (Excluding Content like Session drummer etc) and Cubase is roughly 480Mb (Excluding synths, tutorials etc) post edited by Desperate Dan - 2008/06/08 10:45:54 Windows 7 Professional 64 bit - Intel Q-9550 2.83 CPU, 8Gb DDR800, Gigabyte EP35-DS3R, M-Audio Delta 44, Yamaha HS-80M Monitors, UAD-1 Ultra Pack I'm reading a book about anti-gravity at the moment and I just can't put it down

Group# ├── sudoers# └── resolv.confIn this example, we used the tree command to display the directory structure of /etc, which is a directory that contains configuration files. The output shows the directories and files in a tree-like format.Limiting the Depth of the TreeYou can limit the depth of the tree by using the -L option followed by the level number. This can be useful if you’re working with a large directory and only want to display a certain number of levels. Here’s how you can do it:tree -L 2 /etc# Output:# /etc# ├── apache2# │ ├── conf-available# │ ├── conf-enabled# │ ├── mods-available# │ ├── mods-enabled# │ ├── sites-available# │ └── sites-enabled# ├── apt# │ ├── preferences.d# │ └── sources.list.d# ├── bluetooth# │ └── main.conf# ├── cron.d# │ └── .placeholder# ├── dbus-1# │ └── system.d# ├── dpkg# │ └── origins# └── environmentIn this example, we used the -L option to limit the depth of the tree to 2 levels. The output shows only the first two levels of the /etc directory structure.Including or Excluding FilesYou can include or exclude files from the tree output by using the -I option followed by a pattern. This can be useful if you’re looking for specific files or want to exclude certain types of files. Here’s an example:tree -I '*.conf' /etc# Output:# /etc# ├── passwd# ├── shadow# ├── group# ├── sudoersIn this example, we used the -I option to exclude all files with the .conf extension. The output shows the /etc directory structure, but without any .conf files.These are just the basics of using the tree command in Linux. As you can see, it’s a versatile tool that can help you navigate your file system. Continue reading to learn about more advanced usage scenarios.Advanced Usage of the Tree Command in LinuxThe tree command in Linux is not only about displaying directories and files in a tree-like format. It’s also about controlling the output, sorting the files, filtering the files, and much more. As you delve deeper into the tree command, you’ll discover a host of options that can help you tailor the output to your specific needs.Before we dive into the advanced usage of the tree command, let’s familiarize ourselves with some of the command-line arguments or flags that can modify the behavior of the tree command. Here’s a table with some of the most commonly used tree command arguments.ArgumentDescriptionExample-aShow all files, including hidden

3.2 Data input formats Geneious Prime version 2022.1 can import the following file formats: Format Extensions Data types Common sources BED *.bed Annotations UCSC Common Assembly Format *.caf Contigs Sequencher Clone Manager molecule *.cm5 Sequences and annotations Clone Manager Clustal *.aln Alignments ClustalX CSFASTA *.csfasta Color space FASTA ABI SOLiD Comma/Tab Separated Values *.csv, *.tsv Spreadsheet files Microsoft Excel DNAStar *.seq, *.pro Nucleotide & protein sequences DNAStar DNA Strider *.str Sequences DNA Strider (Mac program), ApE Embl/UniProt *.embl, *.swp Sequences Embl, UniProt EMBOSS codon usage table *.cusp, *.cut Codon usage table EMBOSS cusp tool Endnote (8.0 or 9.0) XML *.xml Journal article references Endnote, Journal article websites Excel spreadsheet *.xlsx, *.xls Spreadsheet files Microsoft Excel FASTA *.fasta, *.fas, *fasta.gz etc. Sequences, alignments PAUP*, ClustalX, BLAST, FASTA FASTQ *.fastq, *.fq, *fastq.gz etc. Sequences with quality Illumina and other NGS sequencers GCG *.seq Sequences GCG GCG codon usage table *.cod Codon usage table GCG CodonFrequency tool, GenBank *.gb, *.xml Nucleotide & protein sequences GenBank Geneious *.xml, *.geneious Preferences, databases Geneious Geneious Education *.tutorial.zip Tutorial, assignment etc. Geneious GFF, GFF3, GTF *.gff, *.gff3, *.gtf Annotations NCBI, Ensembl and other genome browsers MEGA *.meg Alignments MEGA Molecular structure *.pdb, *.mol, *.xyz, *.cml, *.gpr, *.hin, *.nwo 3D molecular structures 3D structure databases and programs Newick *.tre, *.tree, etc. Phylogenetic trees PHYLIP, Tree-Puzzle, PAUP*, ClustalX Nexus *.nxs, *.nex Trees, Alignments PAUP*, Mesquite, MrBayes & MacClade PDB *.pdb 3D Protein structures SP3, SP2, SPARKS, Protein Data Bank PDF *.pdf Documents, presentations Adobe Writer, LATEX, Miktex Phrap ACE *.ace Contig assemblies Phrap/Consed PileUp *.msf Alignments pileup (gcg) PIR/NBRF *.pir Sequences, alignments NBRF PIR Qual *.qual Quality file Associated with a FASTA file Raw sequence text *.seq Sequences Any file that contains only a sequence Rich Sequence Format *.rsf Sequences, alignments GCGs NetFetch SAM/BAM *.sam, *.bam Contigs SAMtools Sequence Chromatograms *.ab1, *.scf Raw sequencing trace & sequence Sequencing machines SnapGene sequence *.dna, *prot Sequences and annotations SnapGene Text/html .txt, .rtf, .html Any text Simple text editors VCF *.VCF Annotations 1000 Genomes Project Vector NTI sequence *.gb, *.gp Nucleotide & protein sequences Vector NTI Vector NTI/AlignX alignment *.apr Alignments Vector

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